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📖A Key to the Woodlice of Britain & Ireland by Stephen Hopkin (FSC Aidgap, 1991) [Adv]

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Bucknell Wood
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Sandhouse Lane Nature Reserve

Society News

Mystery Solved
Trip Report – Rushden Lakes 5 June 2018
Spectacular display of Bee Orchids along Grafton Street
Trip Report – Aston Clinton Ragpits 12 June 2018
Milton Keynes Festival of Nature 6-15 July 2018
Exhibition – Milton Keynes’ Hidden Jewel 16 June – 6 July 2018
Trip report – Knocking Hoe Nature Reserve 9 June 2018

Other News

INSTAR magazine for young entomologists issue 2
Chris Packham warns of ‘ecological apocalypse’ in Britain
Latest trends in butterfly indicators revealed
New campaign to protect wildlife at sea
Look out for dragons this summer
Where have all our insects gone?
Scottish cull of ravens sanctioned
Lyme Disease vaccine set to become available soon
Why we should care about the vanishing of the swifts
Unified habitat classification system is launched
Antarctica: plastic contamination reaches Earth’s last wilderness
Vision in Birds
The week in wildlife – in pictures 8 June 2018
Bats in the Brecks
Drowning, a mysterious cause of death amongst young starlings
New app makes identifying moths easier
The week in wildlife – in pictures 16 June 2018
Five birds brought back from the brink
New Nature Magazine June 2018 published
Ravens and crows may be just as clever as chimps
Bat Roost Count
Fifth of Britain’s wild mammals ‘at high risk of extinction’
The Great British Bee Count 17 May to 30 June 2018
Heartwood’s wildlife numbers double
headstarting – Project Godwit
Vegetative guide to orchids of the British Isles
Can the world’s largest rewilding project restore Patagonia’s beauty? | Environment | The Guardian
Marsh Tit Species Focus
National Bat Monitoring Programme
Swift Awareness Week, 16-23 June 2018
Why do some butterflies and moths have eyespots?
Wild wolf shot and killed in Denmark
Australian magpies understand other bird calls
Butterfly Walk – Salcey Forest 23 June 2018

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